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Dominican Republic shuts border with Haiti over water spat • FRANCE 24 English
Dominican President Luis Abinader on Thursday announced the closure of the country's border with Haiti, escalating a diplomatic row over access to a shared river. Since the beginning of the month, the Dominican Republic's government has complained about Haitian plans to build a canal on the shared Massacre River, saying it violates several border treaties between the two nations, which share the island of Hispaniola.
#DominicanRepublic #Haiti #border
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published: 15 Sep 2023
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Princeton janitor brings clean water home to Haiti
In the U.S., Josue Lajeunesse works as a taxi driver and janitor. In Haiti, he's a hero to thousands for bringing clean water to his home village of La Source.
published: 10 Jan 2015
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Haiti’s Water Wars: Neocolonialism Past and Present w/ Edwidge Danticat
A few days after the Dominican Republic shut down its border with Haiti over a border dispute, Joe Biden called on the UN to militarily intervene in Haiti amid an uptick in violence. The call for intervention has been met with widespread criticism given the long history of human rights abuses by UN peacekeepers in Haiti and other countries. Edwidge Danticat, renowned Haitian-American novelist, discusses how the struggle over the canal at the center of the border dispute fits into the larger fight for Haitian sovereignty.
#BreakThroughNews
published: 25 Sep 2023
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Delivering water in Haiti
Six months on after the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti, Oxfam continues to deliver water to camps around Port Au Prince, distributing more than 8 million litres of water each day.
This video follows the driver of one of the water tankers who talks about how his own life has been affected and the importance of his job.
With your support Oxfam is helping Haitians to rebuild their lives but it's along road, please stay with us on the journey.
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam_in_action/emergencies/haiti-earthquake.html
published: 07 Jul 2010
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'Every day we pray for rain': Fuel shortage brings Haiti to brink of water crisis • FRANCE 24
In many parts of Haiti, securing enough water to drink, wash and clean can be a daily struggle, with only half of the population having access to potable water, according to the World Bank. Now though, severe fuel shortages – the result of armed groups blocking access to ports – mean that Haiti's water authority may soon no longer be able to operate water pumps, cutting off the supply to communities around the country.
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published: 09 Nov 2021
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Libya floods - Haiti water canal construction - Mali army base attack | Al Jazeera Headlines
Daily News Roundup, your go-to source for staying informed with the latest headlines! In this video, we'll cover all the key news stories of the day, ensuring you're up-to-date with what's happening around the world. From breaking news to in-depth analysis, we've got you covered. Tune in daily to get your dose of current affairs, trending topics, and noteworthy events. Stay ahead of the curve and be part of meaningful conversations by subscribing to our channel, hitting the notification bell, and never missing an update. With our carefully curated news content and expert insights, you'll always be well-informed and ready to engage with the news that matters most to you. Whether it's politics, technology, entertainment, sports, or any other area of interest, our mission is to deliver unbias...
published: 18 Sep 2023
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Providing Clean Water in Haiti
Samaritan’s Purse set up a community water treatment unit to provide clean drinking water for people in Maniche, Haiti, after the town’s water supply was severed following a massive earthquake that also caused many area wells to collapse.
published: 02 Sep 2021
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Misery deepens in Haiti as unrest rages and water shortages bite
Thousands in Haiti faced are facing water shortages after days of protest virtually halted distribution, witnesses said.
An approaching storm was causing more worry in the Caribbean country on Saturday.
Many residents of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince have been forced to shelter at home this week as gunfire broke out and burning tires blocked streets during protests over fuel price hikes and crime.
Fears about the approach of tropical storm Fiona also fueled the rush to get water.
Forecasters said the storm’s heaviest rains were more likely to hit the Dominican Republic on the east of Hispaniola island.
Al Jazeera’s Leah Harding reports.
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published: 18 Sep 2022
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Bringing Clean Water to Haiti
A Texas A&M study abroad trip has a big impact on Haiti.
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published: 06 Mar 2012
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Rosemaine’s Story – Safe, Clean Water for Haiti | UNICEF USA
Rosemaine Jean is a 12-year-old girl in Brésilienne, Haiti. She first heard of cholera on the radio. Then it struck closer to home.
Children like Rosemaine are not waiting for someone to solve their problems. They're learning from teachers and nurses how to stay safe. They're taking their futures into their own hands. Rosemaine chooses to spend her free time making sweets from coconuts and almonds, selling them on the side of the street to pay her school fees. Rosemaine Jean may not see herself as a hero. But we do.
UNICEF would not be able to provide support to children in need without donations from people like you. Help UNICEF save lives and donate to UNICEF USA here: https://www.unicefusa.org/
Find out how you can get involved with UNICEF USA...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UN...
published: 02 Mar 2018
1:55
Dominican Republic shuts border with Haiti over water spat • FRANCE 24 English
Dominican President Luis Abinader on Thursday announced the closure of the country's border with Haiti, escalating a diplomatic row over access to a shared rive...
Dominican President Luis Abinader on Thursday announced the closure of the country's border with Haiti, escalating a diplomatic row over access to a shared river. Since the beginning of the month, the Dominican Republic's government has complained about Haitian plans to build a canal on the shared Massacre River, saying it violates several border treaties between the two nations, which share the island of Hispaniola.
#DominicanRepublic #Haiti #border
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https://wn.com/Dominican_Republic_Shuts_Border_With_Haiti_Over_Water_Spat_•_France_24_English
Dominican President Luis Abinader on Thursday announced the closure of the country's border with Haiti, escalating a diplomatic row over access to a shared river. Since the beginning of the month, the Dominican Republic's government has complained about Haitian plans to build a canal on the shared Massacre River, saying it violates several border treaties between the two nations, which share the island of Hispaniola.
#DominicanRepublic #Haiti #border
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- published: 15 Sep 2023
- views: 55751
6:19
Princeton janitor brings clean water home to Haiti
In the U.S., Josue Lajeunesse works as a taxi driver and janitor. In Haiti, he's a hero to thousands for bringing clean water to his home village of La Source.
In the U.S., Josue Lajeunesse works as a taxi driver and janitor. In Haiti, he's a hero to thousands for bringing clean water to his home village of La Source.
https://wn.com/Princeton_Janitor_Brings_Clean_Water_Home_To_Haiti
In the U.S., Josue Lajeunesse works as a taxi driver and janitor. In Haiti, he's a hero to thousands for bringing clean water to his home village of La Source.
- published: 10 Jan 2015
- views: 8592
15:40
Haiti’s Water Wars: Neocolonialism Past and Present w/ Edwidge Danticat
A few days after the Dominican Republic shut down its border with Haiti over a border dispute, Joe Biden called on the UN to militarily intervene in Haiti amid ...
A few days after the Dominican Republic shut down its border with Haiti over a border dispute, Joe Biden called on the UN to militarily intervene in Haiti amid an uptick in violence. The call for intervention has been met with widespread criticism given the long history of human rights abuses by UN peacekeepers in Haiti and other countries. Edwidge Danticat, renowned Haitian-American novelist, discusses how the struggle over the canal at the center of the border dispute fits into the larger fight for Haitian sovereignty.
#BreakThroughNews
https://wn.com/Haiti’S_Water_Wars_Neocolonialism_Past_And_Present_W_Edwidge_Danticat
A few days after the Dominican Republic shut down its border with Haiti over a border dispute, Joe Biden called on the UN to militarily intervene in Haiti amid an uptick in violence. The call for intervention has been met with widespread criticism given the long history of human rights abuses by UN peacekeepers in Haiti and other countries. Edwidge Danticat, renowned Haitian-American novelist, discusses how the struggle over the canal at the center of the border dispute fits into the larger fight for Haitian sovereignty.
#BreakThroughNews
- published: 25 Sep 2023
- views: 82246
3:23
Delivering water in Haiti
Six months on after the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti, Oxfam continues to deliver water to camps around Port Au Prince, distributing more than 8 million...
Six months on after the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti, Oxfam continues to deliver water to camps around Port Au Prince, distributing more than 8 million litres of water each day.
This video follows the driver of one of the water tankers who talks about how his own life has been affected and the importance of his job.
With your support Oxfam is helping Haitians to rebuild their lives but it's along road, please stay with us on the journey.
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam_in_action/emergencies/haiti-earthquake.html
https://wn.com/Delivering_Water_In_Haiti
Six months on after the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti, Oxfam continues to deliver water to camps around Port Au Prince, distributing more than 8 million litres of water each day.
This video follows the driver of one of the water tankers who talks about how his own life has been affected and the importance of his job.
With your support Oxfam is helping Haitians to rebuild their lives but it's along road, please stay with us on the journey.
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam_in_action/emergencies/haiti-earthquake.html
- published: 07 Jul 2010
- views: 2234
3:26
'Every day we pray for rain': Fuel shortage brings Haiti to brink of water crisis • FRANCE 24
In many parts of Haiti, securing enough water to drink, wash and clean can be a daily struggle, with only half of the population having access to potable water,...
In many parts of Haiti, securing enough water to drink, wash and clean can be a daily struggle, with only half of the population having access to potable water, according to the World Bank. Now though, severe fuel shortages – the result of armed groups blocking access to ports – mean that Haiti's water authority may soon no longer be able to operate water pumps, cutting off the supply to communities around the country.
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https://wn.com/'Every_Day_We_Pray_For_Rain'_Fuel_Shortage_Brings_Haiti_To_Brink_Of_Water_Crisis_•_France_24
In many parts of Haiti, securing enough water to drink, wash and clean can be a daily struggle, with only half of the population having access to potable water, according to the World Bank. Now though, severe fuel shortages – the result of armed groups blocking access to ports – mean that Haiti's water authority may soon no longer be able to operate water pumps, cutting off the supply to communities around the country.
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- published: 09 Nov 2021
- views: 4768
2:23
Libya floods - Haiti water canal construction - Mali army base attack | Al Jazeera Headlines
Daily News Roundup, your go-to source for staying informed with the latest headlines! In this video, we'll cover all the key news stories of the day, ensuring y...
Daily News Roundup, your go-to source for staying informed with the latest headlines! In this video, we'll cover all the key news stories of the day, ensuring you're up-to-date with what's happening around the world. From breaking news to in-depth analysis, we've got you covered. Tune in daily to get your dose of current affairs, trending topics, and noteworthy events. Stay ahead of the curve and be part of meaningful conversations by subscribing to our channel, hitting the notification bell, and never missing an update. With our carefully curated news content and expert insights, you'll always be well-informed and ready to engage with the news that matters most to you. Whether it's politics, technology, entertainment, sports, or any other area of interest, our mission is to deliver unbiased, reliable, and comprehensive reporting. Trust our dedicated journalists to provide accurate news, backed by thorough research and credible sources. Join our ever-growing community of intellectually curious individuals who value being well-informed about the world we live in. Visit our channel regularly for your daily news fix and engage in the comments section to share your thoughts and opinions. Remember, knowledge is power. Stay tuned to Daily News Roundup and empower yourself with the latest updates, headlines, and stories shaping our world today.
0:00 - Libya floods
1:10 - Greek rescue team accident
1:24 - Haiti water canal construction
1:38 - Mali army base attack
2:04 - UNESCO's latest world heritage site
It's now a week since devastating floods in Libya killed thousands of people.
International aid has begun arriving but it's been slow to reach the worst-hit areas.
Recovery operations are underway, as divers search for bodies washed out to sea.
Nearly 900 buildings have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people have been displaced.
Four members of a Greek rescue team helping with recovery efforts in Libya have died in a road accident.
The health minister for Libya's eastern government says seven other members of the crew are in critical condition.
The Dominican Republic has sent troops to reinforce its border with Haiti.
It's closed the crossing, after objecting to Haiti building a canal on a shared river.
The Dominican Republic says Haiti is defying a long-standing treaty.
Tuareg rebels in northern Mali say they have seized control of two military bases after an attack on a town near the border with Mauritania.
There's been an escalation of violence, since UN peacekeeping troops began withdrawing from the country's north following a demand by Mali's military junta.
Coup leaders say they've called off next week's Independence Day celebrations, and are considering mobilising reservists.
A prehistoric site in the Occupied West Bank has been added to UNESCO's list of world heritage sites.
Tell es-Sultan, which historians believe predates the Egyptian pyramids is located near the Palestinian city of Jericho.
Evidence of ancient human settlement can be found at the archaeological site.
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https://wn.com/Libya_Floods_Haiti_Water_Canal_Construction_Mali_Army_Base_Attack_|_Al_Jazeera_Headlines
Daily News Roundup, your go-to source for staying informed with the latest headlines! In this video, we'll cover all the key news stories of the day, ensuring you're up-to-date with what's happening around the world. From breaking news to in-depth analysis, we've got you covered. Tune in daily to get your dose of current affairs, trending topics, and noteworthy events. Stay ahead of the curve and be part of meaningful conversations by subscribing to our channel, hitting the notification bell, and never missing an update. With our carefully curated news content and expert insights, you'll always be well-informed and ready to engage with the news that matters most to you. Whether it's politics, technology, entertainment, sports, or any other area of interest, our mission is to deliver unbiased, reliable, and comprehensive reporting. Trust our dedicated journalists to provide accurate news, backed by thorough research and credible sources. Join our ever-growing community of intellectually curious individuals who value being well-informed about the world we live in. Visit our channel regularly for your daily news fix and engage in the comments section to share your thoughts and opinions. Remember, knowledge is power. Stay tuned to Daily News Roundup and empower yourself with the latest updates, headlines, and stories shaping our world today.
0:00 - Libya floods
1:10 - Greek rescue team accident
1:24 - Haiti water canal construction
1:38 - Mali army base attack
2:04 - UNESCO's latest world heritage site
It's now a week since devastating floods in Libya killed thousands of people.
International aid has begun arriving but it's been slow to reach the worst-hit areas.
Recovery operations are underway, as divers search for bodies washed out to sea.
Nearly 900 buildings have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people have been displaced.
Four members of a Greek rescue team helping with recovery efforts in Libya have died in a road accident.
The health minister for Libya's eastern government says seven other members of the crew are in critical condition.
The Dominican Republic has sent troops to reinforce its border with Haiti.
It's closed the crossing, after objecting to Haiti building a canal on a shared river.
The Dominican Republic says Haiti is defying a long-standing treaty.
Tuareg rebels in northern Mali say they have seized control of two military bases after an attack on a town near the border with Mauritania.
There's been an escalation of violence, since UN peacekeeping troops began withdrawing from the country's north following a demand by Mali's military junta.
Coup leaders say they've called off next week's Independence Day celebrations, and are considering mobilising reservists.
A prehistoric site in the Occupied West Bank has been added to UNESCO's list of world heritage sites.
Tell es-Sultan, which historians believe predates the Egyptian pyramids is located near the Palestinian city of Jericho.
Evidence of ancient human settlement can be found at the archaeological site.
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- published: 18 Sep 2023
- views: 11271
2:06
Providing Clean Water in Haiti
Samaritan’s Purse set up a community water treatment unit to provide clean drinking water for people in Maniche, Haiti, after the town’s water supply was severe...
Samaritan’s Purse set up a community water treatment unit to provide clean drinking water for people in Maniche, Haiti, after the town’s water supply was severed following a massive earthquake that also caused many area wells to collapse.
https://wn.com/Providing_Clean_Water_In_Haiti
Samaritan’s Purse set up a community water treatment unit to provide clean drinking water for people in Maniche, Haiti, after the town’s water supply was severed following a massive earthquake that also caused many area wells to collapse.
- published: 02 Sep 2021
- views: 1806
1:49
Misery deepens in Haiti as unrest rages and water shortages bite
Thousands in Haiti faced are facing water shortages after days of protest virtually halted distribution, witnesses said.
An approaching storm was causing more ...
Thousands in Haiti faced are facing water shortages after days of protest virtually halted distribution, witnesses said.
An approaching storm was causing more worry in the Caribbean country on Saturday.
Many residents of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince have been forced to shelter at home this week as gunfire broke out and burning tires blocked streets during protests over fuel price hikes and crime.
Fears about the approach of tropical storm Fiona also fueled the rush to get water.
Forecasters said the storm’s heaviest rains were more likely to hit the Dominican Republic on the east of Hispaniola island.
Al Jazeera’s Leah Harding reports.
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#Haiti #HaitiUnrest #HaitiViolence #HaitiWaterShortages
https://wn.com/Misery_Deepens_In_Haiti_As_Unrest_Rages_And_Water_Shortages_Bite
Thousands in Haiti faced are facing water shortages after days of protest virtually halted distribution, witnesses said.
An approaching storm was causing more worry in the Caribbean country on Saturday.
Many residents of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince have been forced to shelter at home this week as gunfire broke out and burning tires blocked streets during protests over fuel price hikes and crime.
Fears about the approach of tropical storm Fiona also fueled the rush to get water.
Forecasters said the storm’s heaviest rains were more likely to hit the Dominican Republic on the east of Hispaniola island.
Al Jazeera’s Leah Harding reports.
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#Haiti #HaitiUnrest #HaitiViolence #HaitiWaterShortages
- published: 18 Sep 2022
- views: 18748
1:36
Bringing Clean Water to Haiti
A Texas A&M study abroad trip has a big impact on Haiti.
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A Texas A&M study abroad trip has a big impact on Haiti.
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A Texas A&M study abroad trip has a big impact on Haiti.
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- published: 06 Mar 2012
- views: 2148
4:43
Rosemaine’s Story – Safe, Clean Water for Haiti | UNICEF USA
Rosemaine Jean is a 12-year-old girl in Brésilienne, Haiti. She first heard of cholera on the radio. Then it struck closer to home.
Children like Rosemaine are...
Rosemaine Jean is a 12-year-old girl in Brésilienne, Haiti. She first heard of cholera on the radio. Then it struck closer to home.
Children like Rosemaine are not waiting for someone to solve their problems. They're learning from teachers and nurses how to stay safe. They're taking their futures into their own hands. Rosemaine chooses to spend her free time making sweets from coconuts and almonds, selling them on the side of the street to pay her school fees. Rosemaine Jean may not see herself as a hero. But we do.
UNICEF would not be able to provide support to children in need without donations from people like you. Help UNICEF save lives and donate to UNICEF USA here: https://www.unicefusa.org/
Find out how you can get involved with UNICEF USA...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UNICEF-USA
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Instagram: http://instagram.com/UNICEFUSA
https://wn.com/Rosemaine’S_Story_–_Safe,_Clean_Water_For_Haiti_|_Unicef_USA
Rosemaine Jean is a 12-year-old girl in Brésilienne, Haiti. She first heard of cholera on the radio. Then it struck closer to home.
Children like Rosemaine are not waiting for someone to solve their problems. They're learning from teachers and nurses how to stay safe. They're taking their futures into their own hands. Rosemaine chooses to spend her free time making sweets from coconuts and almonds, selling them on the side of the street to pay her school fees. Rosemaine Jean may not see herself as a hero. But we do.
UNICEF would not be able to provide support to children in need without donations from people like you. Help UNICEF save lives and donate to UNICEF USA here: https://www.unicefusa.org/
Find out how you can get involved with UNICEF USA...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UNICEF-USA
Twitter: https://twitter.com/unicefusa
Instagram: http://instagram.com/UNICEFUSA
- published: 02 Mar 2018
- views: 6170